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Anyone having a contagious disease shall not use the spa.

Persons with a medical condition, including pregnancy, should not use the spa without first consulting with a physician.

Children shall be accompanied by an adult (persons under 14 years of age must be accompanied by a supervising adult).

All general pool rules and rec pool rules apply.

Patrons are prohibited from climbing on top of the bouldering wall.

No horseplay on or around the bouldering wall.

No swimming or diving in the bouldering wall area.

Proficient swimming ability is required to use bouldering wall.

Responsible supervising adult must be within arms-reach of non-swimmers.

Infants and toddlers who are not toilet-trained must wear swim diapers.

Coast Guard approved floatation devices or those provided by Recreational Services may be used.

Emergency Signal- three whistle blasts.

If you are planning to bring a group of 10 or more, you must contact the Aquatics department at 31 two weeks prior.

*Features may be turned off during Recreational Services Programming. Please note a photo ID is required for anyone 14 and older wishing to enter the facility.

There are daily memberships available for purchase upon arrival at the CRWC. In order to use the Rec pool everyone visiting will need to have a membership. Swimming or diving instruction may be provided solely by Recreational Services aquatics staff or approved groups.Proficient swimming ability is required in deep water areas.No diving in the shallow end of the swimming pool and in other areas where it is marked “NO DIVING”.Emergency Signal-three whistle blasts.There may be instances within either period of time where the pool is set up in the opposite or another configuration based on the pool programming or special events. The above are general timelines for the competitive pool configuration. *Configuration may be adjusted based on aquatics events. March - August: 50-meter long course configuration.August - March: 25-yard short course configuration.In order to use the Natatorium everyone visiting will need to have a membership. The Natatorium is our Olympic sized swimming pool that is used by Recreational Services and the University of Iowa Swimming and Diving Team. Do not bring food, drink, gum, alcohol, or tobacco products into the pool.Glass containers are prohibited in the pool area.

Shower before entering the pool and after use of restroom facilities.Do not enter the pool if you have a communicable disease or an open wound.No horseplay in or around the swimming pool.Activity deemed unsafe by the lifeguard will be prohibited.Goggles and other eyewear may not be worn while using the diving boards or diving towers.When diving boards and diving towers are in use, swim only in designated areas.Use of diving towers and diving harnesses is restricted to authorized collegiate divers, or approved groups, under the direct supervision of certified diving coaches or instructors.Flotation devices may be used only during supervised instructional classes or with consent of the aquatic director. Proficient swimming ability is required.A Recreational Services lifeguard must be present before entering the water.Platform boards heights: 10-meter, 7.5-meter, 5-meter, 3-meter, and 1-meter.Springboards: two 3-meter, and two 1-meter.In order to use the Diving Well everyone visiting will need to have a membership. The Diving Well is used by Recreational Services and the University of Iowa Swimming and Diving Team. American Red Cross Certification Courses.